Paper money printed in 2000???

Was any paper money ever printed in 2000?

Many countries issued paper money in 2000 to celebrate the Millennium. See
my Millennium Banklnote Exhibit at
http://tomchao.com


"Crow T Robot" wrote in message
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Was any paper money ever printed in 2000?

From: "Crow T Robot"
Was any paper money ever printed in 2000?

Assuming you mean in the US.
Yes, but thyere are no Series 2000 Notes. Please read on:

There is a misconception among newer and non Note collectors. The "Series" year
is not the year of print. Note Series do not necesarilly identify the year of
print, as do coins.

Here's basically how it works: When the person who is the Secretary of the
Treasury changes (signature on the lower right of a bill), that Series year is
used for that person's tenure, unless there is a major design change in the
Notes; during that time, if the Treasurer of the United States (signature on
the lower left) changes, or there is a minor design change, a suffix letter is
added to the Series Year (as in Series 1988-A). The Treasurer is appointed, the
Secretary of the Treasury is a cabinet position.

Some of the more recent Federal Reserve Note Series & signature combinations
(since 1993):

Series / Treasurer / Secretary of the Treasury
1993 / Mary Withrow / Lloyd Benson
1995 / Mary Withrow / Robert Rubin
1999 / Mary Withrow / Laurence Summers
2001 / Rosario Marin / Paul O'Neill
2003 / Rosario Marin / John Snow

In 2003, Rosario Marin resigned, and that post has yet to be filled. If it is,
prior to a major design change or a re-posting of the Secretary of the
Treasury, we might see a Series 2003-A.

Notes are printed all the time, but the series does not itself identify when.
There also is no Series 1997, 1998, or 2002. For certain larger denominations,
there is a Series 1996 & 2004, because those Notes experienced major design
changes (the "big head" Notes and the "colorized 20's").

HTH





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Many countries issued paper money in 2000 to celebrate the Millennium. See
my Millennium Banklnote Exhibit at
http://tomchao.com

Splendid work, Tom! This website is carefully crafted. (Personally,
I would prefer larger type in different colors, but that is my own
fault for not wearing glasses when I work online.) The presentation
is logical. The layout is uncluttered. The subject matter is
compelling. There are several nice paper money websites out there and
collectors all have interesting notes, of course. Within that
context, though, I found this exceptional.

Thanks!

Michael
ANA R-162953

(Michael E. Marotta) wrote in message om...

Splendid work, Tom! This website is carefully crafted. (Personally,
I would prefer larger type in different colors, but that is my own
fault for not wearing glasses when I work online.)

Change the setting on your browser to suit your viewing needs.

Cheers,

Ned